Get Your Name Featured on the Paranormal Activity DVD Dan Koelsch, November 5, 2009November 5, 2009 As we reported before, the viral buzz of Paranormal Activity deserves credit for most of the film’s success. Paramount Pictures obviously realizes this, so they have found a simple yet effective way to thank the fans. By entering your name and some information, you can have your name in the credits of the Paranormal Activity DVD. Go to the film’s official website and click on the “Submit Your Name” button, or go to the submission page directly. I wasn’t a big fan of the film, but this is a really cool gesture on Paramount’s part. They understand how important the word of mouth was in just getting the film released wide, let alone making a crazy profit. Usually fans are rewarded with prizes and more info on the film, but to have your actual name be on the film itself is something I haven’t seen before. By adding your name, you’ll also get notified when the DVD is scheduled to release. Paranormal Activity is currently in theaters. Viral Marketing paranormal activity
TRON: Legacy Behind the Scenes Footage and Online Games November 22, 2010November 25, 2010A few updates came across this weekend for TRON: Legacy. First, a 15 minute B-Roll from Collider (set to Daft Punk music, no less), and second, some online games have been added to TronGames.com (which is hosted by Disney). See it all after the break. Read More
Check Out This Cool New Iron Man 2 Advertising March 8, 2010March 8, 2010The new trailer for Iron 2 premiered last night, and now GeekTyrant has some of the new promotional materials being used by Paramount. We have a new image of Iron Man and War Machine together, two solo posters, and a great 3D theater standee. Check out the high res images… Read More
Viral Marketing “Despicable Me” Mini-Movies Hit The Web December 17, 2010Universal Pictures’ Despicable Me had its home release on Blu-ray and DVD this week, and included were three mini-movies featuring the cute minions and the orphan kids. All three are now online (though at least the “Banana” looks to be an edited version), so you can watch them for yourself… Read More